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Servants in Worship Worship Leader Fielding Atchley Greeters .............................................................................. Kemp Class Acolyte(s) .......................................................................................... TBA Red Book Pickup Debby Demos / Gail Dobbs Deacons Coordinator Judy Duncan Ushers & Servers Rachel Allen, Peggy Brannen, Debby Demos, Delores Kenyon Other Servers Darby Standefer, Barbara Voss Elders at the Table Pulpit Side (Prayer of Consecration) Rona Gary Pulpit Side (Pastoral Listener) ......................................... Bea Lyons Lectern Side (Prayer of Thanksgiving) .................. Dan Summerlin Lectern Side ((Pastoral Listener) Rick Cutsinger Gospel for the Day (Mark 7:1-8, 14-15; Psalm 45:1-2, 6-9) Fielding Atchley Proclamation......................”Interior Design“ .......................... Pastor Mark 9:45 amSunday School Classes 10:00 amChoir Practice: Choir Room 10:35 amElders’ Prayer Circle; Meditation Chapel 10:45 am Morning Worship; Sanctuary 12:00 pm Fellowship; Parlor TBAChattanooga Room in the Inn Serving 6:30 pmFaith Collective: Group for Young Adults 7:30 pmNA Monday Group; Fellowship Hall 7:00 pmNA Tuesday Group; Fellowship Hall 9:00 amChattanooga Area Food Bank Volunteering 5:00 pmStewardship Team Meeting; Conference Rm. 7:00 amMen’s Group; Bluegrass Grill 9:00 amCommunity Kitchen Volunteering 7:30 pmNA Friday Group; Fellowship Hall No Scheduled Activities 10:35 amElders’ Prayer Circle; Meditation Chapel 10:45 am Morning Worship*; Sanctuary Communion by Intinction 12:00 pm Fellowship; Parlor 12:15 pmCabinet Meeting; Conference Room 6:30 pmFaith Collective: Group for Young Adults * The September 6 worship service will be one of Reconciliation and Heal - ing. It will include elements of confessional prayer and silence, moments to symbolically relinquish those things that have caused/and do cause pain, Table. The service brings closure to this time of transition, as the congrega - tion anticipates its new settled pastor. Please plan to be present. Keith Whitemore (friend of Betty Proctor); Tommy Tillman (friend of Julia Martin); Evelyn Whitaker; Mary Howard VanZant; Ansel Rogers (Ar - dian Totten’s son); Liz Love; Luther Whitaker; David Blackburn; Doris Aldrich; Jim Northcut; Harrison Gill; John Black (Barbara Voss’s Brother); Bob Lewis; Bettye Gerow; Bill Allen; Erick Griggs; Leona BonDurant (Carl’s Grandmother); Don Baldwin; Paul Shoun; Oscar Hurley. Church ............ 30 Ike Summerlin 31 Brad Northcut Anna Wylie, Dick Sharpe Diana Summerlin 19 Betty Jolly Carolyn Hickerson Megan Coleman Katie Wylie 25 28 Marsha Grant Richard Sharpe, Jr. Allison Sharpe, Fi Tran Volunteers needed to work at a Run Aid Station on during the Ironman competition in support of Jonathan Hyde. Our goal is to have over 20 volunteers from FCC! If you are interested in being a volunteer, please contact Gail Holcombe at 531-7683 or gailmaryh@gmail.com Over the past year the congregation has tested the waters - ship time prior to Sunday school. For those who take advantage of that time, it has proven to meet a need for informal socializing and greeting guests. Several of our women have routinely picked up bagels and prepared the space each Sunday. Like all ministries of the church, it’s time to evaluate this program as we approach an - other budget year. Does the fellowship time relate to the mission of the church? Yes, it does. Can it be managed (stewarded) with resources of people and funds? Ah, esources have come as a gracious gift (funded outside the budget), AND we’re work - ing our volunteer pool pretty hard. Everyone needs a time of sabbath! If the congregation wishes to continue this ministry, a couple of things need to happen . The Cabinet needs to bless this program as a ministry of the church, requesting resources to fund it next year. And second, 5 or 6 more people need to check in with Sandy Reynolds about volunteering time to set up the area and clean up afterward. Sandy and others are will - ing and ready to lead a brief orientation to make that happen. makes ministry happen, keeps it focused, and helps leaders to avoid mission-creep and burn out. Too, it makes the church a - istries Pastor Mark Prepare a meal for the families at Chattanooga Room in the Inn, 4 times per year shanhb@hotmail.com 1st Wednesday, monthly bjwoomer@hotmail.com 727 E. 11th St. 1st & 3rd Friday, monthly; 9:00 to 11:45am ronagary@gmail.com 2nd Saturday, monthly; 8:30am Sunday mornings hershey915@gmail.com or smtenn@bellsouth.net Help us host families for a week, several times each year chuck343@comcast.net Outreach Volunteers are always - ence in the lives of others simply by lending a hand. We are a church of service working for wholeness in a broken world. Mark’s Musings Our week with the Family Promise fam - ilies will begin on Further details will be published in September. On the day of Reuben’s memorial service, Aline said, “I can - not imagine anyone being more loving, kind or supportive than this church has been to us, and to all our family.” I believe that statement speaks for all of us, you have been “Church” for us in so many ways. It is not possible for us to you truly have been the people of God. We thank you, and we are pleased to be a part of this loving and generous congregation.” --The Summerlin Family Sept Sept Sept There will be a Congregational Meeting in the Sanctuary following Morning ve o�cers for the upcoming year. The following people have been nominated, and have agreed to serve: Rona Gary, President; Alan Cates, Vice-President; Betty Jolly, Treasurer; Rick Cutsinger, Asst. Treasurer; Shannon Beattie, Secretary; Lisa Wilkes, Asst. Secretary (Class of 2017) Rick Auten; David Floyd; Wanda Jones; Fran Petree; Betty Woomer; Bob Gary; Ardian Totten (Class of 2017) Dreema Adkins; Tony Adkins; Sherry Baldwin; Carl Beattie; Cody Beattie; Tanya Fleury; Sarah Flynn; Gail Ford; Phyllis Grant; Susan Haymes; Joy Wagner; Lisa Wilkes; Katie Wylie and Bryce Wynn Catherine Shutters Shane Beattie